Electricity Generation in Pakistan Muhammad Haseeb Iqbal#1, Assher Ali*2, Umar Bashir #3 #Electrical Engineering FAST-NU Pakistan 1l124438@lhr.nu.edu.pk 1l124390@lhr.nu.edu.pk 1l124502@lhr.nu.edu.pk Abstract— Electricity is considered to be life line of any economy and socioeconomic development of a country. It is the job of government to provide enough electricity to the industry as well as to private sectors and commercial home usage. There are different ways for the generation of electricity
The Impact of Poverty & inequality on Economic Growth Introduction: In present scenario: People who per capita income is less than one dollar fall in criteria of poverty , along with inequality is also on other issue which contain limited number of household had lion share in GNP which large number of people had limited share in GNP. These limited number of people (Richest) increased their share in GNP day by day. These both issue create so many other issue and indicators like limited personal
of health equity so the people of those state and provinces suffer with unhealthy life style, which ultimately affects their HDI and impact negatively on the long term economic growth of the state. Question is why we need health equity and why is it so important for any government? There are lots of economic and social disadvantages due to health disparities. For example, due to low purchasing power for goods and services, there is less or no access to the health facilities. More over political or
they need to develop their economy in this power world. Energy is one of the basic ingredients required to elevate poverty and socio economic development and energy is an important development of country .today a country can only finish its economy by its power equipment’s and machineries which are working safely if the power continuity is widely available. Pakistan has been facing an unprecedent energy crisis since the last several years .the problem become severe during summers. PAKISTAN’S ENERGY
of changing to an integrated world from an isolated one. From an economic perspective, globalization has greatly changed the world. Globalization has resulted in both positive and negative effects and must be analyzed accordingly.
microcredit helps women members of the Grameen Bank to start micro-enterprises that are owned and managed by them. Previous research suggests that the targeted use of small loans can support and incentivise women’s labour market activities and promote economic welfare. Grameen Bank has been the subject of numerous studies that have generally found positive results. For example, Pitt and Khandker found that credit given to women participants through the Grameen Bank had a strong positive effect on women’s
local market to bring in money (Takahatake, 2001; Seavoy, 2008). A disadvantage that emerges from this is that one cannot produce all types of crops needed to sustain their families, while providing them with all minerals needed to maintain a balanced diet. This implies that if there is no good surplus of crops, there is less money to supplement the family’s diet, and purchase other essential goods and services. This disadvantage however can be cancelled by the process of exchange. A farmer can make
annul the frank of society of Australia in upcoming (Auster, 2002), according of the last scutiny the number of people who immigrated to Australia in the last year was nearly twice the number who leaves, alongside an rise in migrants from India and Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sudan(jabour, 2013). Finally, the believed of communal protection is distressed chiefly alongside the collective individuality as
The Top 20 Most Populated Cities in the World There are many different kinds of people in every country. And in every country, it is composed of different small and large cities with countless number people living in it. This people have distinct behavior and ways of life. They follow different religions but they have the same culture in one city. As of now, as the year addends, the world population also increases due to high birth rate compared to the number of mortality rates. Before we tackle
The objects of regulation are migratory flows and the associated social and economic consequences. Universal international principles and standards developed in the field of migration management include: freedom of movement and choice of residence; the prohibition of expulsion; non-discrimination; facilitate family reunification;